. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . rom 1855 to 1861. He was a Democrat in politicsand ardent States Rights an early age he took an active partin the political affairs of his countyand State. He represented his countyin the State Legislature in 1832 and1836 and 1838, taking an importantpart in the deliberations of that body. He was three times married: first,February 22, 1832, to RebeccaRhodes, who died in November,1834; no children. He was againmarried, March 22, 1838, to EmmaCaroline Gough, who died April 29,1848. Four children were bo
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . rom 1855 to 1861. He was a Democrat in politicsand ardent States Rights an early age he took an active partin the political affairs of his countyand State. He represented his countyin the State Legislature in 1832 and1836 and 1838, taking an importantpart in the deliberations of that body. He was three times married: first,February 22, 1832, to RebeccaRhodes, who died in November,1834; no children. He was againmarried, March 22, 1838, to EmmaCaroline Gough, who died April 29,1848. Four children were born tothem: Edward Gough, born .June 22,1839, surgeon C. S. A., died October15, 1865; Anne Smith, born October30, 1841, resides in Charleston, S. C;Frederick George, born April 15,1844, served in C. S. A., died June 16,1866; Celia Lightwood, born March8, 1847, resides in Charleston, S. was married the third time,September 17, 1850, to Caroline Smith Parker, who died June 23, child, Mary Rutledgo, born August 27, 1851, died December 15, 1892. f» ?^^Ltitaif. ?. Prof. Fredeii iius Porcher. CAPT. THOMAS CORDES PORCHER. Thomas C. Porcher, son of Philip and Catherine (Cordes) Porcher, wasborn in St. Stephens Parish, Charleston County, S. C, February 27, 1809, anddied there, unmarried, August 31, 1862. He prepared for college at the Pineville Academy and at the schools in parish and Charleston. He entered the Academj^ in 1825, andgraduated in 1828. He was an extensive cotton planter until his death. He was captain ofthe St. Stephens Co. State mihtia, which he enrolled for service dxiring theNullification trouble in 1832. THOMAS WILLIAM PORCHER, M. D. Thomas W. Porcher, son of Samuel Porcher, was born in St. StephensParish, Charleston County, S. C, August 26, 1807, and died at his plantation,Walworth, February 11, 1889. He prepared for college in the schools of Charleston, S. C, and was, for a SKETCHES OF ACADEMY CADETS. 203 time, a student at South Carolina C
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